Boarding a cruise ship and steaming through ports of call in and around

Catching a cheap flight to

Jetting business class to

Flying first class on the new Airbus superjumbo to

Buying plane tickets for the kids and grandkids for two weeks in

Calling up Net Jets and arranging your own private nonstop direct to

Your destination:

The nation's newest national park

Baja, Mexico

Your time-share in San Diego

Buenos Aires, to take advantage of the fabulous food and shopping

Europe, to do a grand tour

A fabulous villa on the Amalfi coast, complete with a staff of three

Four-star hotels on every continent (except Antarctica)

5)

You give generously

To the bell-ringing Santa every Christmas

In election years to the D.A., the state attorney general, and the DNC

To your church, every time the collection plate is passed around

To your grandkids' Harvard fund

To the local preservation society because you are on the board of directors

To cancer charities, because you want your name on the side of a building

To your own personal foundation because you don't see why Bill and Melinda Gates should get all the attention

6)

And splurge on

Gasoline

Yoga class three times a week

Golf

Etchings and first editions

New couture every season

Helicopter rides to and from your weekend place

Plastic surgery and experimental anti-aging therapies

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YourScore

Your
Yearly Expenses

Your
Number (Not Including Home Equity)

0-20

$40K

$1M

21-32

$60K

$1.5M

33-44

$100K

$2.5M

45-56

$120K

$3M

57-120

$200K

$5M

121-240

$400K

$10M

241-320

$800K

$20M

THE SMALL PRINT: This chart makes a series of assumptions. We assume you want to live out your
days in New York City and that by the time you stop working, you’ll own your own home in full. We’re also assuming that you’re taking this chart with a shaker of salt. The point system is not a price guide—and this chart is not a spreadsheet. And if you really want to figure out how much it all costs, you’ll need to make an appointment with an accountant and (if you want anything like the life you already live) arrive at his office armed with a shoe box stuffed with a full year’s worth of receipts and bank statements. Just bite the bullet and do it. Seriously, you should.